Unexciting but necessary gear…

[MattAnt]

I just use it to turn two 2x12 configurations into a 4x12 configuration. I also have a polarity reverse from when I had a Two Rock that was wired 'inconvenient'.

Oh I thought you meant a parallel mixer box rather than speaker wiring changer, that sounds useful though

[MattAnt]

Lots of gear recently but one of my favourites is a trolley!

Well stacked, but this unsecured load gives my unlevelled-surface fearing self lethal doses of anxiety

Bungee cords are everyone's friend!

Yes it was walked very slowly over flat ground... bungee cord sounds like a good idea

[Kris]

Don't have a picture but my series/parallel box.

And excellent speaker cables.

i also have one: could have made one but im terrible with soldering....

[Jake]

At the moment, having enough XLR/balanced TRS cables in my home studio is bringing me a lot of joy

[vintage52]

Don't have a picture but my series/parallel box.

And excellent speaker cables.

i also have one: could have made one but im terrible with soldering....

Where is it made?

They spelt parallel incorrectly.

[Dharmajester]

Where is it made?
They spelt parallel incorrectly.

Unusually sloppy for the Teutonic mind.

[foal30]

Gigs with Jazz Bass bring this.

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[sty]

I have a few sets of surgical clamps that make soldering so much easier. They also act as a heat sink so can be positioned to protect parts. Couldn't be without them.


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That's a brilliant tip, and one I had completely forgotten about. In my youth (in the 1980s) I used to make add on devices for my Atari 8-bit computers that involved a lot of soldering directly to chip legs and other delicate components, my mum got me some clamps like the above from the hospital and there were brilliant for holding stuff and like you say worked amazing well as heat sinks when used carefully